The story and content of the European Charter on Local Youth Work Brussels 2019-06-04, Jonas Agdur
“Youth work focuses on the personal and social development of young people /.../”
Youth work “is based on non-formal and informal learning process and on voluntary participation”
The 2nd Youth Work Convention ”to identify the common ground on which all ’youth work’ stands”
The 2nd Youth Work Convention • A recommendation by the ministers in the Council of Europe • The creation of a European Charter for youth work at a local level
Is there any bullet point(s) that you: a) think should be added? b) think should be re-formulated? c) think should be taken out? Please give concrete suggestions
o Yes, I agree with this formulation as the final version o No, I think the following significant modification is needed
40 answers x 36 bullet points = 1440 possible agreements or disagreements
1346 Yes! = 93 %
94 answers 86 alternative formulations
/…/ a youth work policy that … • is based on clear and measurable indicators /…/ • is based on clear and measurable qualitative and quantitative indicators …
/…/ a youth work policy that … • contains clear and politically approved local aims and objectives while respecting the autonomy of local non-governmental organisations
94 comments – 86 reformulations = 8 = 0,55 % of all answers
We have an agreement! We have a common ground!!!
Common ground?
”concrete guidelines regarding what is needed in order to establish and maintain quality in local youth work.” “a common European platform for the necessary dialogue on youth work”
A common ground constitutes: • What all young people should be able to expect from youth work What all stakeholders need to cooperate • around in order to make this come true
/…/ it is important that EU youth policy be implemented with the interlinkages with regional and local levels in mind and that activities are conducted to support youth policies at grass-roots level.
Models for self assessment in relation • to the different sections of the charter
Links to reference documents • and other sources for knowledge
Examples of good practices • from all over Europe
What difficulties to you • want help to overcome?
What are your tips for links • and food for thought?
Which good practices • do you want to share?
Have you got any other ideas, tips • or suggestions on what is needed?
Please let us know!
Thank you for listening!
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